> Rsync server component won't work on Windows will it?
Yes, but you need to install cygwin on the Windows box. I've done this
at home on XP & Vista and Rsync stuff between these and Ubuntu.
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On Tue, 2008-01-08 at 18:48 +, Chris Rowson wrote:
> I work in a Windows based IT department (the only Linux stuff we have
> is a couple of servers I've put in - and they usually end up getting
> replaced with a Windows box sooner or later whether I like it or not
> lol), and unfortunately tha
> The question's already been answered, but I wanted to suggest using
> something like rsnapshot. Daily backup's of 10GB will very quickly get
> big. Why not use rsnapshot, or one of the various other incremental
> backup tools to only copy what has actually changed?
>
> Kind Regards,
> Dave Walk
Chris Rowson wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've got a question about server backups.
>
> Scenario: You want to perform a daily backup of a web server content
> at /var/www/ to a mounted device at /media/netbackup.
>
> To do this you run a daily job as follows:
>
> tar cpf /media/netbackup/fullbackup-`dat
> Running the job as you specified it above, the tar will be created
> directly on the mounted device.
>
> Steve
Thanks Steve
Chris
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Chris Rowson wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've got a question about server backups.
>
> Scenario: You want to perform a daily backup of a web server content
> at /var/www/ to a mounted device at /media/netbackup.
>
> To do this you run a daily job as follows:
>
> tar cpf /media/netbackup/fullbackup-`dat
Hello,
I've got a question about server backups.
Scenario: You want to perform a daily backup of a web server content
at /var/www/ to a mounted device at /media/netbackup.
To do this you run a daily job as follows:
tar cpf /media/netbackup/fullbackup-`date '+%d-%B-%Y'`.tar /var/www
Your /var/w
